Photography

Edition 29

PHOTOESSAY: A playground for queer live art

The House of Savalon's residency at the Queenshilling is a stepping stone for emerging creatives.

Charley Williams
Charley Williams

Photography

Drum and bass on two wheels

Darren Shepherd

Edition 28

Bristol Bears tackle the top spot

Julian Preece
Julian Preece

Bristol and the Climate Crisis

PHOTOESSAY: Protestors demand action on climate crisis

With negotiations ongoing at the COP26 climate summit, Bristolians took to the streets on Saturday to march for a greener future.

Guy Peterson
Guy Peterson

Sexual harassment

PHOTOESSAY: March against male violence

Alice Poole
Alice Poole

Photography

St Anne’s: in the block and woods

Josh Adam Jones

Edition 26

Swimming in Bristol Harbour is possible. How can we make it happen?

We talk to Julien De Smedt, the architect behind Copenhagen’s first and best-known swimming harbour bath, and Johnny Palmer, founder of local campaign group Swim Bristol Harbour, about what it takes to make a harbour swimmable.

Marcus Smith
Marcus Smith

People's History

Stokes Croft Riots: 10 years on

Key changes being made to the Stokes Croft Tesco in 2021 mean the story is as relevant, and murky, as it ever was, says Eliz Mizon. What led to the ‘Stokes Croft riots’ ten years ago?

Eliz Mizon
Eliz Mizon

Coronavirus in Bristol

Raise a glass: Bristol’s pubs have had a tough year in and out of lockdowns

Pubs are back from the latest lockdown, but it’s been a tough year for Bristol’s landlords who’ve struggled to keep afloat through the many changes over the last year.

Colin Moody

Police and Crime bill

PHOTOESSAY: Scenes from a protest, scenes from a riot

A day and night of protest.

Guy Peterson
Guy Peterson

Photography

An ode to Bristol’s boozers before coronavirus

Colin Moody takes a loving look at Bristol's beloved pubs, in this pre-coronavirus photoessay.

Hannah Vickers
Hannah Vickers and Colin Moody

People's History

Time flies by when you’re smashing teeth on concrete: Dean Lane Skatepark through the ages

Archive photos from a recent film about Bedminster's beloved skatepark, as the filmmaker reflects on why it still means so much to local people today.

Daniel Higginson
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